brutalism

柯林斯英漢雙解大詞典

brutalism /ˈbruːtəˌlɪzəm/

1.N an austere style of architecture characterized by emphasis on such structural materials as undressed concrete and unconcealed service pipes 野獸派藝術 (Also called new brutalism) ^[1] 

Designed by Paul Rudolph, it falls under the category of brutalism in modernist architecture.由保羅·魯道夫設計的系館屬於野獸派藝術的現代主義建築的範疇。

I love hulking edifices of buildings, from the Brutalism of Postwar Britain to the futurism of the USSR. Buildings with a strong presence that command attention and exert power.我偏愛巨大建築物，不管是二戰後的英國建築還是蘇聯未來主義風格，它們都擁有強有力的衝擊力和力量感。

THINK of a university and what comes to mind may be the cloistered calm of Oxford, the architectural chaos of MIT or even, perhaps, the 1950s brutalism of Moscow.談到大學，你可能想到寧靜致遠、與世隔絕的牛津大學，也可能是建築風格混雜的麻省理工大學，更甚至是50年代莫斯科的那種粗狂主義。 ^[1]